First of all let me state that I'm 18, so it doesn't apply to me.
If they leave it how it is right now, kids that put their correct age are protected. They have personal information blocked, and people can only view their profiles if they are added as a friend.
If they raise the age limit, the kids that are too young are going to sign up as an adult and get the adult features. Don't say otherwise because that is exactly what will happen: when the kids try to sign up with their real birthdate and it says taht they are too young they are going to hit the back button on their browsers and change their birthday. When they do, they will get no protection unless they select it - No blocked personal information unless selected, profile viewing to anyone and no content blocking.
So why are there parents trying to get them to raise the age limit? Do they honestly think that their children and others' are completely innocent?
2006-06-06
10:14:14
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The first couple answerers obviously didn't read the entire question and therefore missed my logic. Read the whole thing instead of calling me a dumbass, dumbass.
2006-06-06
10:21:46 ·
update #1
What you missed was that even if they raise the age limit kids are going to get on there anyway. I really don't understand why a group of people feel that they need to do eveyone elses parenting by raising the age limit for everyone when they could just do their own jobs as parents and just keep their kids off of it.
And like I said, kids are still going to get on Myspace if they want to. Don't be naive. They can put whatever age they want on it and the only people who would know that it was false would be their friends.
What I was saying was that kids will still get on, but if they raise the age limit the protection that Myspace currently offers will be eliminated because there aren't supposed to be kids that need it on the site.
2006-06-06
10:25:15 ·
update #2